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What are air bubbles at the base of your skull caused by?
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There should not be: air bubbles at the base of your skull. If you would resubmit your question informing us as to what makes you think you have air bubbles at the base of your skull (example, injury; something seen on x-ray) maybe we can clarify this for you.
Answered 7/18/2017
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